change video decoder deinterlace options on fly

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Upon viewing the mentioned .log file it states it is unable to locate the encoder pass-through file.

Thats actually normal. Its just a mechanism that I use that allows additional custom deinterlacing filters to be added which causes this message to appear in the logs. Just ignore it.

As long as that setting is set to 'encoder pass through' you should be right.

[gkar]

Update:

I was forced to reinstall certain apps as dickhead me used the DScaler 4 app -which I know I was never supposed to & had forgotten to uninstall it- as it causes the machine gun audio I finally resolved.

I reinstalled the Nvidia display drivers, the Hauppauge 150MCE drivers & the GB-PVR app. I have just finished watching the V8ute legends at Mt Panorama, using timeshift -which is filmed by the same channel 9 Aussie crew (I assume)- and there was not one instance of judder: it worked just like a TV.

Bloody computers

[csy]

I'm wondering if you previously encountered the DirectX 9c "quartz.dll" bug which causes hit'n'miss studder on movement. You may wish to try replacing your DX9C quartz.dll with the DX9b quartz.dll 6.5.1.902 version.

Wiki info:
http://gbpvr.com/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/FAQ/Codec#toc6

quartz.dll version 6.5.1.902 available from:
http://forums.snapstream.com/vb/showpost...stcount=26

[gkar]

I have tried that. It caused an issue, though I can't remember what it was. I did isolate it back to quartz.dll & had to reinstall the DirectX 9.0c version. Thanks.

[gkar]

I have just discovered something I did not previously realise or was able to search. That damned audio issue reappeared again, even after following what I knew to be a proven (for me, at least) reinstall method.

I just reinstalled to the WinTV2000 app & nothing else. And the problem has gone using GB-PVR. For the meanwhiles anyway.

I always thought it was Hauppauge 150(MCE) drivers' issue :confused: